U S Paperwork Cost Crew Checks Soars To 15 Billion
The GAO reports federal paperwork fills 30 million cubic feet and costs about 15 billion dollars annually. One third is inactive and stored in 15 centers. many records may never be destroyed. A 1 percent cut could save 150 million dollars, far less than aims.
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Skylab 2 pilots eye gyro six pack upgrade
Skylab 2 astronauts examined a gyro six pack a set of six rate gyros for the station's attitude control. Mission Control asked them to drop two photo tasks to permit calibrating the package while they consider a possible space walk to install it.
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Space
Skylab
Hearing Set In Drug Case For Billy Ray Hulsey
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for September 27 for Billy Ray Hulsey 39 of 1605 N 27th charged in District Court with two felony drug counts including illegal sale of drugs and maintaining a house used by drug users He was released on a 5000 bond after pleading innocent Police seized about two pounds of marijuana at his home and five minors were present at the time of arrest.
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Billy Ray Hulsey
Hulsey
Georgia Becomes First State to Allow 18-Year-Old Voting
In 1943 Georgia set a national precedent by permitting 18-year-olds to vote, marking a milestone in suffrage history.
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Georgia
Keeler Seeks Peaceful Path to Improve Cherokee Opportunities
Cherokee Nation principal chief William W. Keeler, 65, seeks to improve Indian life through peaceful effort, aims to avoid BIA leadership, and defends tribal gains of assets over 7.5 million dollars. He reflects on his long tenure since 1949 and emphasizes pride in heritage and reducing poverty through programs.
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Tahlequah
Okla
William W. Keeler
Cherokee Nation
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Keeler
Truman
BIA
Texas
Oklahoma
University of Kansas
Secretary of the Interior
Miners Trapped In Arizona Copper Mine Face Long Wait
Rescue efforts continue as two miners David Deeder and Perry Udall remain trapped 590 feet below ground in a 1 300 foot tunnel at the Lakeshore Mine 35 miles south of Casa Grande. Workers drill six inch shafts to drop food water and medicine and restore communication while smoke and heat hinder progress. Air and water are pumped into the chamber and crews rotate on 90 minute shifts hoping for a rescue within 80 days of oxygen.
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Casa Grande, Ariz
Jim Hunter
Hecla Mining Co
Lakeshore
Here
David Deeder
Casa Grande
Perry Udall
Fort Collins
Colo
Verne McCutchan
Derby Champ Loses Crown For Hidden Electromagnet Motor
Akron Ohio AP reports the All American Soap Box Derby winner James Gronen of Boulder Colorado was disqualified after X rays showed a concealed electromagnet motor in his car. Runner up Bret Farborough of Elk Grove California becomes champion with a 7500 first place scholarship.
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Akron
Ohio
James Gronen
Boulder
Colo
Bret A. Farborough
Elk Grove
Calif
Samuel C. Andress
Derby
Sixteen Students Earn Diplomas in Field Artillery Course
Sixteen students of Field Artillery Mechanics Course class 1-74 at Fort Sill received their diplomas. Capt Bob G Rich delivered the commencement address. Distinguished graduate Spec 4 William R Doyle Liberty Missouri had a 96.04 average and was promoted. Honor graduate Pfc George L Hausermann Pine Island Minnesota had 94.12. Jeffrey L Champ lin Rancho Cordova California received accelerated promotion to private first class.
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Fort Sill
Bobby G. Rich
Marenel and Maintenance Department
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
William R. Doyle
Liberty
Doyle
George L. Hausermann
Pine Island
Minn
Jeffrey L. Champlin
Rancho Cordova
Calif
Body Of Trucker Found In Capital
The body of Ray E. Lillard a 50 year old Oklahoma man who slept in metal trash bins was found two days after a garbage truck emptied the container into a landfill. Police ruled out foul play. His brother Thomas Lillard of Kansas City claimed the body. Lillard had recently stayed with relatives and drifted to Kansas City off and on since 1959. He was an unemployed boilermaker.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Ray E. Lillard
Thomas Lillard
Lillard
Henryetta
Okla
Adhesive Case Lawsuit Filed in Oklahoma City
A $2 million class action suit filed in Oklahoma City targets 3-M Company TG Y Decorator Craft Inc and Crown Industrial Products. Plaintiff Beth Alexander alleges chromosomal damage from inhaling 3-M spray adhesive. Details include $1 million actual and $1 million punitive damages. Dr J Rodman Seely links adhesive use to birth defects and safety actions halt sales.
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Oklahoma City
3-M
John W. Norman
Beth Alexander
Mrs. Alexander
Tg&y
Decorator Craft, Inc
Crown Industrial Products
The
Borden Co
Plot Against DA Aired In Capital
The Daily Oklahoman reports a plot to kill Oklahoma County District Attorney Curtis Harris. The informer refused the job and notified Harris’ office. Five or six men may be involved. two Louisiana men were reportedly hired and one name learned by the sheriff.
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Oklahoma City
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma County
Curtis Harris
Harris
The
Oklahoman
Louisiana
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